Originally Posted By Mike Hughes
Originally Posted By Aldermog


MMC and M3W Ltd will have product liability insurance. Their insurers will, through their lawyers, be controlling how this game is played out.


If you're right it's a far cry from the image that most people have of the MMC.

Being part of the Morgan "family" which consisted of the owner, the dealer and the factory was once a cornerstone of the Morgan experience.

The honourable thing for them to do is to take it on the chin and support the M3W until all the issues are resolved.

I would suggest that extended warranties and a degree of underwriting the cars for the first owners would see them through.



The Lawyers will be tightly controlling what the Insured Companies can and cannot do as far as dealing with M3W problems are concerned.

To do as you sugest would be an indirect admission of liability. That isn't going to happen unless it is agreed with the insurers. The Insurers will do whatever they believe will limit their exposure. At this point good will and Morgan's image are unimportant to them.

Honour and "the Morgan Experience" count for nothing. Resolving the M3W problem is simply about risk management and money.

Peter,
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